Sentence examples for forget to book from inspiring English sources

With blow-dryers whirring around him last Thursday afternoon, Jason Lore, a stylist at the Peter Coppola salon on Madison Avenue and 65th Street, said that women who forget to book appointments well in advance and want them at the last minute often call with enticements.

Don't forget to book your early-bird tickets here before end of day today.

For those who forget to book in advance, Silvercar provides self-serve kiosks and on-site assistance.

If you make arrangements to meet clients there and forget to book ahead, the odds are that if you show up between 5 P.M. and 9 P.M. most nights you'll find nowhere to sit.

"I organised the May Ball at Cambridge!" "Yes, and you forgot to book the band," his friend shot back.

In case you forgot to book, here are some notes from the previous session: A catering hall that often hosts weddings, Riccardo's, on this night, was flanked by white vans, parked bumper to bumper.

It is a pity, because with more care and craft and a greater feel-good factor this might have rivalled Mamma Mia! Instead, it merely offers an alternative for hen parties who forgot to book Dirty Dancing in time.

Shank said although the app is a useful resource for anyone who's unexpectedly had to work late, has simply forgotten to book a room, or, indeed, wants to extend a particularly good night out, it's also being used by people booking a spontaneous weekend away.

Forgot to book that spa trip this winter?

I also recently used HotelTonight on a trip to Washington DC when I just forgot to book a hotel, realizing it about the time I boarded the plane.

In the summer of 1975, the two attended a NASA workshop in Washington, D.C. Thorne had forgotten to book a hotel room, so Weiss took him in and the two talked all night.